Hey @Anonymous ,
I think your previous comment ("This is a TT issue and they need to fix it.") is spot on. License codes are certainly not my forte. But I'm not quite sold on some of the suggestions reported in this thread. The license code works fine with the CD. So it is a valid code. When trying to use this code online, the code simply has to be evaluated with the same algorithm that exists on the CD. If TT wants to use a different algorithm, that's fine; but then they need to evaluate the codes with two different algorithms (yes, that can be problematic). That's assuming an algorithm is used rather than a list of codes for each version of TT. If TT is using lists, then why aren't the codes on their lists? Clearly I have no idea what's going on at TT, but they need to come clean. This lack of transparency is chipping away at my confidence in TT. Is this a simple mistake or is there a more serious problem? Why aren't the codes working? If they changed something, why did they change it (e.g. was there a security breach and the algorithm for evaluating the codes is out in the open where unpurchased license codes can be generated by others . . . if so, how did this happen?)? If TT is using lists, why aren't the codes on a list? . . . The longer they wait to come clean, the less likely people are to believe them.
